[Parting] Special Feature on Vocaloid Graduation Songs
For students, the graduation ceremony is an event that comes sooner or later.
It’s a day of setting off on a new journey, but also a day of parting with friends, lovers, or mentors.
It’s an occasion where joy and sadness inevitably mix.
In this article, we’ll introduce plenty of Vocaloid graduation songs.
Each one is sure to resonate with your feelings.
They’re great to listen to alone, but listening with someone special might stir up different emotions.
These are also recommended for those looking for songs to sing together as a chorus.
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[Parting] Vocaloid Graduation Song Feature (41–50)
Hanako the DetainedYASUHIRO
This song is about graduation, deliberately told from the perspective of the ones doing the seeing-off.
Everyone is facing forward and fighting their own battles, but I have to stay in this classroom.
The lyrics express, in a straightforward way, both the loneliness and the earnest wish of “please come back to see me again.” If you listen to it after the graduation ceremony, it will surely make you feel like returning to your alma mater someday.
[Farewell] Vocaloid Graduation Song Special (51–60)
Flowers, spring comes around againOzone
It takes courage to graduate and dive into a new environment, doesn’t it? Some of you might even feel like you’re being crushed by anxiety.
In times like that, I’d love for you to listen to “Flowers, Spring Comes Around Again.” It’s a song released by Ozone, an artist who has been making waves, including winning a prize in the Magical Mirai contest.
Set to a sound reminiscent of guitar-and-vocal folk style, Hatsune Miku sings about the feeling of fighting against anxiety.
Listening to it will surely give you a gentle push forward.
Colors of DreamsOtobono
A warm song that gently embraces the feelings of students on the verge of graduation.
“Yumenoiro” was released in March 2024.
Its beautiful melody and the refreshing harmonies of three vocalists resonate in the heart.
With a soft sound highlighted by striking bell tones, it superbly expresses the hopes and anxieties of young people setting out on a new path.
It gives you the courage to pursue your dreams, making it recommended not only for those about to graduate but also for anyone embarking on a new challenge.
Each time you listen, you’ll find yourself envisioning a brighter future.
Pencil DaysAzu Kuroda
Pencil Days, a gift to young people setting out with renewed hearts at the turn of the seasons, is a song that stirs moving emotions from the very first listen.
Created by Vocaloid producer Atsu Kuroda for students leaving their place of learning, the track weaves warm memories vividly together with a cheer for the future.
Its gentle, ballad-like melody gives graduates the strength to take their next steps in life.
Parting from close friends is bittersweet, but this touching graduation song inspires you to move forward with a fresh mindset.
To the most important persontelephone card
This is a heart-throbbing graduation song about mustering up the courage to confess your feelings to someone you like, whom you might never see again.
It’s a track by Vocaloid producer Tereka, released in 2016.
With its catchy sound and melody, it’s refreshingly uplifting to listen to.
Also pay attention to Hatsune Miku’s vocals, which change expression to match each scene.
The lyrics are another highlight, likely to resonate with students.
Love is complicated, isn’t it? Honestly conveying your feelings isn’t easy.
But if you don’t, you might end up regretting it.
So why not take this opportunity to confess your feelings, too?
Sakura Skyharu sakura
A Vocaloid song created as a graduation anthem.
Its gentle, springlike ceremony atmosphere and a touch of melancholy are sure to bring tears.
It bids farewell to fun-filled days and sets off toward the future.
This number beautifully captures a single page from the day of graduation.
Even adults will find themselves remembering those days when they listen.
thank-you addressFlying Girl Observation Corps
It’s a graduation song composed as a poetry reading.
Created by Hikō Shōjo Kansokutai and released in 2023.
First, you’re drawn into a soundscape set against everyday sounds.
Then the lyrics quietly soliloquize memories of student life—nothing particularly special is being said, and yet, strangely, it brings you to tears.
Surely that’s because you can’t help but naturally substitute your own experiences as you listen.
It would be wonderful if we could always hold on to what we felt in those moments, just like in this song.